University of New England

No, the University of New England is not a member of the illustrious Go8 institutions. The Go8 institutions are considered the benchmark of quality education & world class learning environment in Australia & is the country's equivalent to the United States' Ivy League.

Despite that, the education stands out for offering a good standard of education at reasonable costs & thus can be considered a good value for studies abroad.

UNE is considered among the best institutions in the Armidale region. It achieves an overall university rank of #38 as part of Shiksha Popularity Rankings, while another prominent source ranks it among the top 20% of Australian institutions for full-time graduate employment & social equality.

The cost of an MBA at the University of New England is around INR 18.6 L. Students may also incur some additional costs over the duration of studies & must plan for the same such as exam application fee, books, & costs of developing study projects, etc.

The course fee at University of New England varies based on the level of course & specialisation students decide to pursue. The cost of a BBA program at UNE is around INR 16.5 L, while an MS costs around INR 18.6 L-INR 19.9 L.

Other than the course fee students must also plan for some additional costs they may incur over the duration of respective studies such as: food, rent, utilities, etc.

The University of New England acceptance rate stands at around 80%. This suggests, the institute is somewhat selective at admitting students & securing a seat at the institute is relatively easy as compared to some other institutions.

Interested candidates must still perform well in past academics & maintain a solid professional resume to have a good chance of admissions.

The UNE ranks highly as part of several prominent ranking platforms. Shiksha Popularity Rankings ranks it #38 as part of its country level rankings. While the Good Universities Guide has given it 5 stars for overall student experience for the last 19 years consecutively.

It is the only Australian public university to have achieved this feat.